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The Le series: where Le Vampire sits in Hacksaw Gaming's raccoon family
Le Vampire is not a one-off. It is the newest entry in a family Hacksaw Gaming has been building around Smokey the raccoon - the tricky animal that started out robbing a train in Le Bandit, went fishing in Le Fisherman, dug through pyramids in Le Pharaoh, and now trades sunny getaways for a castle full of bats.
This page collects the whole family in one place: every Le title Hacksaw lists on its portfolio, the GAME DATA each game publishes (volatility, max win, win type, RTP builds) and a direct link to the official page behind every figure, so nothing here has to be taken on trust.
Figures checked: · hacksawgaming.com/games
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Every Le-series title that publishes GAME DATA
Hacksaw prints a GAME DATA block at the bottom of every modern game page. Six Le titles carry one today; the numbers below are copied from those blocks without rounding, and every row links to the source.
| Game | Volatility | Max win | Win type | RTP builds (operator-selectable) | Official page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Le Vampire | 3/5 | 15,000x | Cluster | 97%, 96%, 94%, 92%, 86% | Hacksaw page |
| Le Sortudo | 3/5 | 2,500x | Paylines | 96.27%, 94.29%, 92.23%, 86.28% | Hacksaw page |
| Le Prechaun | 3/5 | 15,000x | Cluster | 97.52%, 96.28%, 94.29%, 92.28%, 86.31% | Hacksaw page |
| Le Football Fan | 2/5 | 2,500x | Cluster | 96.41%, 94.29%, 92.30% | Hacksaw page |
| Le Hooligan | 3/5 | 10,000x | Cluster | 96.34%, 94.23%, 92.17% | Hacksaw page |
| Le Bandit | 3/5 | 10,000x | Cluster Pays | 96.34%, 94.23%, 92.17%, 88.36% | Hacksaw page |
The top band is the default demo setting on most operators; the bottom band is the one a margin-first operator will run. Which build you actually get is decided on the operator's side, and the in-game info screen is the only authoritative answer.
Le titles Hacksaw lists without a GAME DATA block
Nine titles in the series still use Hacksaw's older page layout. Their pages predate the GAME DATA block, so there is no first-party volatility, max win or RTP to quote - and we would rather leave the gap than borrow figures from a third-party database we cannot verify.
If you need the maths for one of these, open the game at the operator you play at and read the info screen: that is the only source that reflects the RTP build actually running.
What the series has in common
- Clustered wins are the default: of the six titles with a published win type, five are cluster games (Le Vampire, Le Prechaun, Le Hooligan, Le Football Fan, Le Bandit) and Le Sortudo is the payline exception.
- Volatility stays mild - 2/5 or 3/5 across every published title. No Le game is a 5/5 slot, which is why the series feels like a busy base game with frequent cluster hits rather than a bonus hunt.
- A low-return build is always on the menu: every published RTP ladder runs down to a bottom band between 86% and 92%, and that choice is made by the operator, not by you.
- Max wins split into three tiers: 15,000x (Le Vampire, Le Prechaun), 10,000x (Le Hooligan, Le Bandit) and 2,500x (Le Sortudo, Le Football Fan).
- Same author, same signature: Smokey cameos across the line, and Hacksaw's Bonus Buy and FeatureSpins options follow the games wherever the licence allows selling them.
Where Le Vampire fits
Le Vampire (game ID 2582) is a 6×5 cluster game released on 1 October 2026. Hacksaw publishes five RTP builds - 97%, 96%, 94%, 92% and 86% - and does not break those bands down further, so this guide does not either.
It shares the series ceiling of 15,000x with Le Prechaun, but the mechanics are the newest in the family: Golden Squares turn wins into coin collectors, Epic Rainbow symbols can trigger a whole-grid Blood Rain, and a progressive Symbol Bar unlocks extra free spins and Rainbow symbols as it fills.
Our guide walks through that model in full: the grid, the paytable, the cluster maths and the whole published RTP set, with screens taken from the game itself.
If you like Le Vampire, play next
Every row links straight to the official game page, and every figure this guide quotes for them comes from the same first-party source.
Le Bandit
The title that started the raccoon era: same cluster engine, 10,000x ceiling, and the reference point every later Le slot is measured against.
Le Prechaun
The other 15,000x title and the closest thing in the series to Le Vampire's collector loop, with an Irish treasure theme instead of a castle.
Le Pharaoh
Smokey's pyramid trip. It still uses the old page layout, so Hacksaw publishes no GAME DATA for it - read the in-game info screen for the exact RTP build.
Le Fisherman
The slower, quieter end of the family, and a useful illustration of how far the cluster templates have moved since.
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